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Information for Students - Open Seminar
SS 2013
Actual topics from the field of geophysics are presented. This includes recent results from research at our institute presented by scientists and students. The program is accompanied by talks from invited external speakers. The language of presentation may be German or English.
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Vortrag von Prof. C. Clauser im Forschungsseminar der Ingenieurgeologie am Geologischen Institut der ETH Zürich
Topic: Overcoming current show-stoppers for geothermal electricity.
WS 2012/2013
Information for Students - Open Seminar
Actual topics from the field of geophysics are presented. This includes recent results from research at our institute presented by scientists and students. The program is accompanied by talks from invited external speakers. The language of presentation may be German or English.
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SS 2012
Information for Students - Open Seminar
Actual topics from the field of geophysics are presented. This includes recent results from research at our institute presented by scientists and students. The program is accompanied by talks from invited external speakers. The language of presentation may be German or English.
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10.04.2012
Presentation of the membership deed of the German National Academy of Sciences Leopoldina to Christoph Clauser
On March 20, 2012 the new elected members of the German National Academy of Sciences Leopoldina ( www.leopoldina.org ) received their deeds in a ceremony on the occasion of a meeting of class I (Mathematics, Natural and Technical Sciences), of which Prof. Clauser had been elected into its section 5 (Geosciences).
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| Prof. Clauser receives the deed by Leopoldina’s president, Prof. Dr. Jörg Hacker | The new members of the sections Geosciences and Technical Sciences with president Prof. Hacker (from left to right): Prof. Jörg Bendix (Marburg), Prof. Clauser (Aachen), Prof. Liqiu Meng (München), Prof. Roland Zengerle (Freiburg). |
12.12.2011
News
On 2 December 2011, Professor Clauser presented three lectures at the Abdus Salam International Centre for Theoretical Physics (ICTP) during the International School on Geothermal Exploration ( http://cdsagenda5.ictp.it/full_display.php?email=0&ida=a10175 ) organized at Trieste (Italy) from 28 November - 5 December 2011 jointly by R. Bertani (ENEL Green Energy, Italy) , D. Chandrasekharam (IIT-Bombay, India) , A. Manzella, (CNR, Italy) , M. Pipan (Univ. of Trieste, Italy), A. Aoudia (ICTP), G. Furlan (ICTP).
18.11.2011
GGE officially confirmed as a member in JARA|HPC
On November 2, 2011, GGE has been confirmed official member in JARA|HPC ( http://www.jara.org/de/research/jara-hpc ) which was reshaped from its predecessor JARA|SIM. Membership provides, inter alia, privileged access to high-performance computation (HPC) infrastructure, in particular the earmarked “JARA partition”, at Research Center Jülich (JUGENE - Blue Gene/P Solution @ 294 912 Teraflops – no. 12 in current Top 500 list; JUROPA @ 26 304 Teraflops – no. 25 in current Top 500 list) and RWTH Aachen University (Bullx B500 Cluster @ 25 448 Teraflops – no. 32 in current Top 500 list). This will provide excellent HPC resources for GGE’s numerical, three-dimensional predictive simulations of multi-phase, reactive flow, species and heat transport in geological reservoirs.
WT 2011/2012
Information for Students - Open Seminar
Actual topics from the field of geophysics are presented. This includes recent results from research at our institute presented by scientists and students. The program is accompanied by talks from invited external speakers. The language of presentation may be German or English.
Futher Information: Open Seminar
29.04.2011
Jan Volkmann
Jan Volkmann participates in a four months internship program at Schlumberger-Doll Research in Cambridge, MA (05/02/2011 - 09/02/2011).
28.04.2011
April 2011
Christoph Clauser elected member of the German Academy of Sciences.
The German German Academy of Sciences Leopoldina ( www.leopoldina.org/en/academy.html ) is the oldest continuously existing academy of natural sciences and medicine in the world. It was founded as Academia Naturae Curiosorum in the Free Imperial City of Schweinfurt and later named after Emperor Leopold I. Since 1878 it has been seated in Halle/Saale and was appointed Germany's National Academy of Sciences in July 2008. Members are elected among scientists worldwide having distinguished themselves by demonstrating academic excellence. Leopoldina comprises 13 sections in natural sciences and 15 sections in medicine. Christoph Clauser will belong to the section of Geosciences as a member of the sub-section Geophysics/Meteorology.
Cooperating with learned academies in other countries Leopoldina promotes international exchange with regard to topics, such as energy, climate change, or health in joint symposia, reports. or comments in the scientific consultations of the G8-summits of heads of state and governments. Leopoldina represents German scientists in international academy circles and maintains links with scientific institutions in other countries, such as the Royal Society in London, die Académie des Sciences in Paris, die Chinese Academy of Sciences, the U.S. National Academies as well as with the national academies in the G8 countries. It participates in organizing mutual events and cooperates in international bodies, such as the InterAcademy Council (IAC); InterAcademy Panel (IAP); InterAcademy Medical Panel (IAMP); Federation of the European Academies of Medicine (FEAM); Human Rights Committee (HRC).
WT 2010/2011
Information for Students - Open Seminar
Actual topics from the field of geophysics are presented. This includes recent results from research at our institute presented by scientists and students. The program is accompanied by talks from invited external speakers. The language of presentation may be German or English.
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Christian Kosack wins young scientist award
The committee for honor and awards of GtV-BV under leadership of Ms Prof. Dr. Stober decided, due to very good applications, to award the young scientist prize of this year to the following four laureates:
Mr Christian Kosack (Prof. Christoph Clauser)
Mr Philipp Mielke (Prof. Ingo Sass)
Mr Cornelius Langenbruch (Prof. Serge Shapiro)
Mr Jörg Meixner (Prof. Heinz Hötzl und Dr. Detlev Rettenmaier)
Congratulations to our former institute member!
GtV - Bundesverband Geothermie e.V.
Kosack, C., 2009. Inverse Modelling of the 2005 Tracer Circulation Test at Soultz-sous-Forêts, Applied Geophysics and Geothermal Energy, E.ON Energy Research Center, RWTH Aachen. - Diploma thesis as pdf
01 February 2010
Hitradio 100'5
Contributions to "Fragen, die die Welt bedeuten...." - children ask, experts answer:
- Jan. 20 - Where do mountains come from (German)?
- Jan. 25 - Why are there waves (German)?
11 November 2009
YSOPP
Christian Vogt wins Young Scientist Outstanding Poster Paper (YSOPP) Award 2009 of the European Geosciences Union. http://www.egu.eu/awards-medals/award/ysopp/year/2009.html
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07 April 2008
"Wie der Erdkern unser Wohnzimmer aufwärmt" - TecTV Sendung 3
"Wie der Erdkern unser Wohnzimmer aufwärmt" - TecTV Sendung 3 vom 07.04.2008
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